...she seems to think that the A is dying down due to the travel distance, schedules, etc.
In my case time and distance had little affect on the A. Being apart might have kept it going. Kept them from getting tired of each other. It might be a way to gauge the staying power of the A. If something as trivial as travel distance or schedule problems causes trouble in the A then it's doomed to fail. If the A can withstand those nagging problems, then it could be a long time before it possibly fizzles out. Then again if there are no obstacles keeping them apart, they may o.d. on each other or the excitement might be gone thus causing the A to lose its spark.
In the end all A's are different animals so nobody knows what will cause it's death. We just have to steadily DB the best we can and be ready when the WA starts to reconsider. Keep it up. We're right beside you.
